Carl Crawford admits that feuding with Megan Thee Stallion and JAY-Z was wrong
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Carl Crawford recently came forward to accept his error of ways while dealing with Megan Thee Stallion. Moreover, he wishes to mend all the fences between them and move forward.
Here is everything you need to know.
Carl Crawford is apologizing for beefing with Megan Thee Stallion
Carl Crawford recently sat down with TMZ Hip Hop to talk about Kai ‘Verse’ Tyler as well as admitted a few of the mistakes he made in the past.
Moreover, Crawford openly explained that while his competitive drive is high, his knowledge of the music industry is quite limited.
Verse on the other hand is an industry vet who has previously dealt with releasing publicity campaigns for several artists.
Additionally, Crawford apologized to Jay-Z and Roc Nation for blaming them for Megan Thee Stallion’s unhappiness.
Furthermore, the 1501 Certified Entertainment honcho also came clean about his relationship with Tory Lanez.
Crawford revealed that he and Lanez do not know each other and the incident last year took place only to get back at Stallion. He mentioned that he ultimately regrets the stunt.
Meanwhile, Verse stated that he is presently focusing on increasing the artistic reach of the label.
He added that Erica Banks launching an OnlyFans page is another aspect that acknowledges today’s social media generation.
Carl Crawford reacts to Tory Lanez’s verdict
Carl Crawford took to his Instagram live on 23rd December 2022 to share his reaction to Tory Lanez‘s guilty verdict.
For the unversed, Lanez was convicted for the shooting of Megan Thee Stallion in 2020.
Additionally, Lanez was found guilty of all three charges levied against him which included possession of a concealed weapon.
Meanwhile, Lanez, whose real name is Daystar Peterson, is facing up to 22 years in prison as well as being deported to his native Canada.
Crawford begins by saying, ‘I knew they were gonna say that: I’m next. Aye bro, look: I hope I’m next ’cause, sh*t, it’s been four years. Man! That sh*t crazy. Damn, that sh*t wild than a m*thaf*cka.’
The former Major League Baseball player added, ‘A Black man finna go to jail for about 15-20 years, two days before Christmas. God damn! That’s a cold one right there. That’s cold-blooded.’
He continued, ‘Now if a Black man don’t feel that sh*t. I mean… that’s cold. Every n*gga I done called, we done all had the same reaction. I’ma just sit and let this one sit.’
